Aug 11, 2020·2 replieswomen deserve rights
OPAug 11, 2020·1 reply
MulderChicana Feminist Thought by Alma M. Garcia
This Bridge Called My Back, Fourth Edition: Writings by Radical Women of Color
Marxism and the Oppression of Women: Toward a Unitary Theory
Critically Sovereign: Indigenous Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies
Black Feminist Thought by Patricia Hill CollinsI don't know about Andrea Dworkin. She said heterosexual s***reinforces and strengthens the patriarchy which I totally disagree with lol... I need to read more of her work though.
dworkin wasn't the only feminist at the time who said that. audre lorde, monica sjoo, sheila jeffreys and even bell hooks criticized heteropatriarchy. all of this begain around the time betty friedan condemned lesbianism and the lavender menace movement began.
especially if you're a striaght woman or man, the concept can be hard to swallow. "bargaining with patriarchy" is an article by turkish author deniz kandiyoti that explains the idea in a straightforward way.
(this isn't to say i wholeheartedly agree with the criticisms about straight relationships, sharing some info. thanks for the reading list material btw, i'll add it to op. this bridge called my back is on the list already but it's really great.)
- OPAug 11, 2020·2 repliesrwina sawayama
women deserve rights
i unironically think we should respect women
- Aug 11, 2020not ezra
i unironically think we should respect women
radical feminist
Aug 11, 2020not ezrai unironically think we should respect women
- Aug 11, 2020·editednot ezra
dworkin wasn't the only feminist at the time who said that. audre lorde, monica sjoo, sheila jeffreys and even bell hooks criticized heteropatriarchy. all of this begain around the time betty friedan condemned lesbianism and the lavender menace movement began.
especially if you're a striaght woman or man, the concept can be hard to swallow. "bargaining with patriarchy" is an article by turkish author deniz kandiyoti that explains the idea in a straightforward way.
(this isn't to say i wholeheartedly agree with the criticisms about straight relationships, sharing some info. thanks for the reading list material btw, i'll add it to op. this bridge called my back is on the list already but it's really great.)
I do think heterosexual relationships have to be restructured and approached differently but I think her critiques of especially sadomasochism to be somewhat misogynistic.
The "idk" is just idk about her. I've read Audre & bell (and have criticisms of both) but Andrea isn't someone I've read.
- Aug 11, 2020·2 repliesMulder
Let's note it was Black feminists that coined the term identity politics: http://historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/combrivercoll.html
- a Black feminist that coined the theory of intersectionality.
In no way in hell identity politics should be celebrated
Aug 11, 2020·2 repliesScratchin MambaSolanas begins by presenting a theory of the male as an "incomplete female" who is genetically deficient due to the Y chromosome.31 According to Solanas, this genetic deficiency causes the male to be emotionally limited, egocentric, and incapable of mental passion or genuine interaction.
makes sense to me
- Aug 11, 2020·1 replyChloe
makes sense to me
- Aug 11, 2020·1 replyScratchin Mamba
- Aug 11, 2020Chloe
- Aug 11, 2020
Frogis this book taken seriously?
Scum manifesto is for edgy sad teens basically. Same person who shot Andy Warhol btw
Sponge 🧽Aug 11, 2020·1 reply
MCN"I swear I love these b****es, I'm a feminist" -Lil Tracy 2018
this is not the time for lil tracy quotes my friendits not lookin good
- Sponge 🧽Aug 11, 2020·2 repliesstingray
In no way in hell identity politics should be celebrated
Intersectionality is definitely a valid thing to look at
Idk what people using the term "identity politics" for nowadays people ran with that s***
- Aug 11, 2020·1 replySponge
Intersectionality is definitely a valid thing to look at
Idk what people using the term "identity politics" for nowadays people ran with that s***
Intersectionality lies at the intersection of oppression against certain identities within the power structures of a given society, not at the intersection of identities
- Sponge 🧽Aug 11, 2020stingray
Intersectionality lies at the intersection of oppression against certain identities within the power structures of a given society, not at the intersection of identities
there u go, I didn't know if the person mentioned coined identity politics or the discourse around intersectionality so I was just saying one was more valuable to discuss imo
Aug 11, 2020rwina sawayamawomen deserve rights
maybe u right- Aug 11, 2020Sponge this is not the time for lil tracy quotes my friend
its not lookin good
Lil Tracy innocent!!!!
Aug 11, 2020·2 repliesmy girl used to be the leader of my city's feminism organisation
needs to be a lot of reform. nowadays people don't know what to protest for, anti-capitalista doesn't have s*** to do with women. if you want change, focus your efforts
Aug 11, 2020In.
- Aug 11, 2020
Out at certain users glorifying Lil Tracy, though, as if...
- Aug 11, 2020Mulder
I mean, is it really that extreme?
If you replace the words "men, male" with "women, female" it pretty much reads as a history book. I think that was probably her point.
i mean if you look at it as satire, sure. i can understand how an individual can take the book seriously, but my questioned was initially posed with academia in mind.
Aug 11, 2020·2 repliesOdeonmy girl used to be the leader of my city's feminism organisation
needs to be a lot of reform. nowadays people don't know what to protest for, anti-capitalista doesn't have s*** to do with women. if you want change, focus your efforts
Feminism is anti capitalism
- Aug 11, 2020Synopsis
Feminism is anti capitalism
whatever you say synopsis
- Aug 11, 2020·1 replyOdeon
my girl used to be the leader of my city's feminism organisation
needs to be a lot of reform. nowadays people don't know what to protest for, anti-capitalista doesn't have s*** to do with women. if you want change, focus your efforts
If you don't acknowledge how capitalism plays a role in women's oppression you won't make a real change.